MOHAMMAD 's Photoblog
my first macro
Posted by MOHAMMAD (BANDAR ABBAS, Iran) on 6 May 2008 in Animal & Insect.
Kelela from Upland, United States
Oh how breathtaking this is! Brilliant colors and contrast and you were lucky to capture two species of insects! How exciting to have a first macro shot as fabulous as this!
6 May 2008 5:21am
Mandy from Johannesburg, South Africa
What an awesome shot Mohammad...I would never say it was your first attempt, it is brilliant! I would frame it if I were you!
6 May 2008 7:34am
Saeed from ahwaz, Iran
And do it perfect! i love this catch and that "bee"! and this amazing vivid colours!!
excellent!!
6 May 2008 8:26am
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
An excellent macro too. Looks like there is a waiting line for the nectar in that blanket flower.
6 May 2008 11:31am
Eric Fry from Houston, TX, United States
Very nice image! Butterflies and wildflowers are some of my favorite subjects, and you've done a great job capturing both here.
6 May 2008 12:24pm
armin آرمين from Berlin, Germany
hi, a blog for dreaming. "together" like the idea... impressing! this blog is a perfect court for bandar abbas (if all photoes are from ba - snowman!??)
7 May 2008 1:58pm
@armin آرمين: thank you --- about snow man: i was shiraz-sepidan
vu@granby - Wolfgang from Granby, Québec, Canada
Very good, congrats for your first one!
7 May 2008 9:36pm
Helma from Tehran, Iran
Very interesting capture and vivid photo ! .... congrats for your nice macro , thanks.
albatte macro bayad bozorgnamaei ham dashte bashe , hadeaghal chand barabar !! ;) merci
8 May 2008 11:30am
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau from Granby, Québec, Canada
Your flower is a busy landing ground, the butterfly and then the bee!
Very good macro.
8 May 2008 7:25pm
Observing from Chester, United Kingdom
Fabulous image, the colors and focus are perfect, great job done.
9 May 2008 11:00pm
Alexandros from Kefalonia, Greece
No way this is your first macro!
This is amazing!
Almost studio quality!
10 May 2008 6:27pm
pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal
you realy got it, that bee made the diference.
10 May 2008 9:06pm
Canon EOS 400D
1/800 second
F/14.0
ISO 1600
100 mm